I'll let you guys in on a secret...

[Neonie]

it answers every question except:

Well for one they aren't slave drivers at the post office.  They honor the "rest of the sabbath" like every other American Company

I work most Sundays. I was not aware anyone (besides the Post Office) actually gave their employees this day off unless it was requested. (I could request to have the day off, but it's not company policy, we work sundays, 24 hours a day, and all holidays including Christmas)

[Tragic Hero]

it answers every question except:

[quote author=Tragic Hero link=topic=3305.msg99156#msg99156 date=1248020372]

Well for one they aren't slave drivers at the post office.  They honor the "rest of the sabbath" like every other American Company

I work most Sundays. I was not aware anyone (besides the Post Office) actually gave their employees this day off unless it was requested. (I could request to have the day off, but it's not company policy, we work sundays, 24 hours a day, and all holidays including Christmas)
[/quote]

Well I put the (Well most) in there for a reason.  True that grocery stores, fast food, video stores, and certain other "convenience" places make you work Sundays but most "career" (take heed to the quotes) jobs don't make you work on Sunday.  The last time I ever worked a Sunday was when I was a maintenance worker at our local Grocery Store.  Every other crap job after that I had the weekend off or at least didn't work on Sunday.

[Scary Womanizing Pig Mask]

Well that sucks. Thanks for the tip off though!

[HeK]

Interesting bit about work loads and scheduling I learned a few weeks ago:

A single 5 day/week, 8 hour shift requires one person.
A single 4 day/week, 12 hour shift requires one person.

If you want a position available 12 hours, 5 five days a week, it requires two people with an overlap.
If you want a position available 12 hours, 7 days a week, it requires three people with rotating days off and over laps.
If you want a position available 24 hours a day, it requires three people, on rotation.
If you want a 24 hour position, 7 days a week, it requires FIVE people, on rotation to cover time off.

So if you run 8 hour/day shifts and drop from a 6 day work week to a 5 day work week, you can drop nearly 1/3 of your work force or if available, all your part time employees. That is a lot of cost savings.

[Kor]

Interesting bit about work loads and scheduling I learned a few weeks ago:

A single 5 day/week, 8 hour shift requires one person.
A single 4 day/week, 12 hour shift requires one person.

If you want a position available 12 hours, 5 five days a week, it requires two people with an overlap.
If you want a position available 12 hours, 7 days a week, it requires three people with rotating days off and over laps.
If you want a position available 24 hours a day, it requires three people, on rotation.
If you want a 24 hour position, 7 days a week, it requires FIVE people, on rotation to cover time off.

So if you run 8 hour/day shifts and drop from a 6 day work week to a 5 day work week, you can drop nearly 1/3 of your work force or if available, all your part time employees. That is a lot of cost savings.

Next time, on Rocky & Bullwinkle:

More from Less!

or

How to create wealth from the bottom-up!

[cbre88x]

heres my little secret. i am posting this from my DSi....

[Blues]

ITT: Neonie is underage b&.

[zaneyard]

heres my little secret. i am posting this from my DSi....

lol i dont deal with signing on with my DSi because my password is too complicated for me to learn

[HeK]

Does the DSi support PSK WPA2-AES wifi security yet?

[zaneyard]

Does the DSi support PSK WPA2-AES wifi security yet?

nope
i have an open network

[chronomaster]

[quote author=HeK link=topic=3305.msg99166#msg99166 date=1248024824]
Interesting bit about work loads and scheduling I learned a few weeks ago:

A single 5 day/week, 8 hour shift requires one person.
A single 4 day/week, 12 hour shift requires one person.

If you want a position available 12 hours, 5 five days a week, it requires two people with an overlap.
If you want a position available 12 hours, 7 days a week, it requires three people with rotating days off and over laps.
If you want a position available 24 hours a day, it requires three people, on rotation.
If you want a 24 hour position, 7 days a week, it requires FIVE people, on rotation to cover time off.

So if you run 8 hour/day shifts and drop from a 6 day work week to a 5 day work week, you can drop nearly 1/3 of your work force or if available, all your part time employees. That is a lot of cost savings.

Next time, on Rocky & Bullwinkle:

More from Less!

or

How to create wealth from the bottom-up!
[/quote]
Dammit Kor, you have to teach me how to make those titles.

[Mr. Face]

[quote author=Kor link=topic=3305.msg99213#msg99213 date=1248045098]
[quote author=HeK link=topic=3305.msg99166#msg99166 date=1248024824]
Interesting bit about work loads and scheduling I learned a few weeks ago:

A single 5 day/week, 8 hour shift requires one person.
A single 4 day/week, 12 hour shift requires one person.

If you want a position available 12 hours, 5 five days a week, it requires two people with an overlap.
If you want a position available 12 hours, 7 days a week, it requires three people with rotating days off and over laps.
If you want a position available 24 hours a day, it requires three people, on rotation.
If you want a 24 hour position, 7 days a week, it requires FIVE people, on rotation to cover time off.

So if you run 8 hour/day shifts and drop from a 6 day work week to a 5 day work week, you can drop nearly 1/3 of your work force or if available, all your part time employees. That is a lot of cost savings.

Next time, on Rocky & Bullwinkle:

More from Less!

or

How to create wealth from the bottom-up!
[/quote]
Dammit Rocky & Bulwinkle Announcer, you have to teach me how to make those titles.
[/quote]
Fixed
Kor were you ever on TV in the 60s?

[Surf314]

[quote author=Chronomaster link=topic=3305.msg99283#msg99283 date=1248087390]
[quote author=Kor link=topic=3305.msg99213#msg99213 date=1248045098]
[quote author=HeK link=topic=3305.msg99166#msg99166 date=1248024824]
Interesting bit about work loads and scheduling I learned a few weeks ago:

A single 5 day/week, 8 hour shift requires one person.
A single 4 day/week, 12 hour shift requires one person.

If you want a position available 12 hours, 5 five days a week, it requires two people with an overlap.
If you want a position available 12 hours, 7 days a week, it requires three people with rotating days off and over laps.
If you want a position available 24 hours a day, it requires three people, on rotation.
If you want a 24 hour position, 7 days a week, it requires FIVE people, on rotation to cover time off.

So if you run 8 hour/day shifts and drop from a 6 day work week to a 5 day work week, you can drop nearly 1/3 of your work force or if available, all your part time employees. That is a lot of cost savings.

Next time, on Rocky & Bullwinkle:

More from Less!

or

How to create wealth from the bottom-up!
[/quote]
Dammit Rocky & Bulwinkle Announcer, you have to teach me how to make those titles.
[/quote]
Fixed
Kor were you ever on TV in the 60s?
[/quote]
Mr. Face is way too long to be responding to anything R&B related.

Now if you will excuse me I am off to hop in a time machine built by my dog, because I see nothing unsafe about this.

[cbre88x]

Does the DSi support PSK WPA2-AES wifi security yet?

I'm too lazy to test it.

[K2]

[quote author=Mr. Face link=topic=3305.msg99360#msg99360 date=1248120064]
[quote author=Chronomaster link=topic=3305.msg99283#msg99283 date=1248087390]
[quote author=Kor link=topic=3305.msg99213#msg99213 date=1248045098]
[quote author=HeK link=topic=3305.msg99166#msg99166 date=1248024824]
Interesting bit about work loads and scheduling I learned a few weeks ago:

A single 5 day/week, 8 hour shift requires one person.
A single 4 day/week, 12 hour shift requires one person.

If you want a position available 12 hours, 5 five days a week, it requires two people with an overlap.
If you want a position available 12 hours, 7 days a week, it requires three people with rotating days off and over laps.
If you want a position available 24 hours a day, it requires three people, on rotation.
If you want a 24 hour position, 7 days a week, it requires FIVE people, on rotation to cover time off.

So if you run 8 hour/day shifts and drop from a 6 day work week to a 5 day work week, you can drop nearly 1/3 of your work force or if available, all your part time employees. That is a lot of cost savings.

Next time, on Rocky & Bullwinkle:

More from Less!

or

How to create wealth from the bottom-up!
[/quote]
Dammit Rocky & Bulwinkle Announcer, you have to teach me how to make those titles.
[/quote]
Fixed
Kor were you ever on TV in the 60s?
[/quote]
Mr. Face is way too long to be responding to anything R&B related.

Now if you will excuse me I am off to hop in a time machine built by my dog, because I see nothing unsafe about this.
[/quote]



This man would like to have a word with you.

[Surf314]

In my defense I've been getting very little sleep and my linguistic skills goes to shit when I'm tired. I told some woman on the phone thank you for no reason today on the phone and couldn't figure out why afterwards  :-[

[Benito Mussolini]

In my defense I've been getting very little sleep and my linguistic skills goes to shit when I'm tired. I told some woman on the phone thank you for no reason today on the phone and couldn't figure out why afterwards  :-[

Happens to me too.

In extreme tiredness periods, I do worse, like say "thanks, you too" to a waitress that wishes me "bon appétit".


By the way, is this related in any way? I've lost the tracks of this thread...

[Dave]

very little sleep?
pussies

its like what
4am?
im sober as hell
and im up at 8 tommorow to go to the gym

man up.

[Benito Mussolini]

very little sleep?
pussies

its like what
4am?
im sober as hell
and im up at 8 tommorow to go to the gym

man up.

What? You?!

[Surf314]

very little sleep?
pussies

its like what
4am?
im sober as hell
and im up at 8 tommorow to go to the gym

man up.

Err you talk like you have too little sleep all the time. Or am I missing something?